Overcrowded Bicycle Stands in Vienna

Vienna has a dangerous increase of cycling, which reached already 5%! in 2013. With missing Bicycle Stands we can slow down the increase and enjoy polluting the city with our cars slightly longer.

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Cycling growth in UK at risk of being left behind by Europe, experts warn

Bicycle sales down by a quarter on pre-pandemic levels and electric bike takeup also stalling after a boom

"However, he added, there are other pressing issues. “There’s just a massive lack of infrastructure in terms of parking at the moment. Obviously, there’s a big focus [on] cycle lanes, which is brilliant, but you need somewhere to lock the bike when you get to the other end.”"

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Weiter Kritik an zu wenig Radabstellplätzen

Das Radfahren hat CoV-bedingt in Wien einen Boom erlebt. In der Stadt kommen im Schnitt jährlich zwischen 2.000 und 3.000 neue Fahrradabstel

2021. Es hat sich in 10 Jahren NICHTS getan. Die Verantwortlichen mögen bitte die Jahreseinkommen der letzten 10 Jahre spenden und sich aus der Stadt, die sie unlebenswert machen, vertschüssen. Schande der Menschheit.

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Radfahrboom ohne Abstellplätze

Die Coronavirus-Krise ist zumindest für die Radhändler gut ausgegangen. Wien erlebt einen regelrechten Radboom. Doch die Infrastruktur kann nicht immer mithalten. Gerade bei den Abstellflächen hinkt die Stadt hinterher, kritisiert die Radlobby.

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ooops this was in Krems! (hmmmmmm could be an austrian problem at all, that there is no space for bicycles?)

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